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- 1. A king or emperor did not have enough educated men or army to _________ effectively. (pg. 188)
- 3. The name of religious officials such as priests, pastors and bishops. (pg. 189)
- 4. There was a strict _______________ within social groups. (pg. 200)
- 6. Who was at the peak of the feudal system (pg. 188)
- 11. Peasants were collectively referred to as c______________. (pg. 189)
- 13. Name given tot he promise between a high-ranking lord and his vassal. (pg. 201)
- 16. Few (if any) person rose above the social class into which they were ________. (pg. born)
- 17. This limited opportunity of social mobility (pg. 200)
- 18. Nobles who were given land by the king became his v_____________. (pg. 188)
- 19. Another name for land. (pg. 201)
- 20. Most people lived where? (pg. 189)
Down
- 2. In 1066 William Duke of Normandy invaded which place? (pg. 201)
- 5. Term used when the Pope banishes anyone from the Church. (pg. 189)
- 7. Feudalism is based on mutual dependency and ________________. (pg. 188)
- 8. The lord's ______________ had to be gained to move. arrange a marriage or hunt. (pg. 200)
- 9. Name of a lords land in which he had strong legal authority. (pg. 188)
- 10. The dominant political system in Europe between 9th-15th centuries. (pg. 188)
- 12. What was given to important lords in return for them fighting for the king? (pg. 188)
- 14. This social class swore to protect the lord faithfully in war. (pg. 201)
- 15. These peasants were 'freeborn' and could own or rent land to grow crops. (pg. 200)
- 17. Name of the peasant that was bonded to the lord. (pg. 200)